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- Acting is often misconceptualized as being dramatic and overdoing or exaggeration of emotions whereas it is most believable in utter real state. To act is to actually feel the emotion and be real with it. Not be loud and show what your body is not actually feeling.
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depending on the character, one of them could be more emotional and the other could be less emotional
(lots of people are saying it’s not about being less or more emotional and you correct i just worded it wrong. Basically, people show emotion differently and so while one would be more expressive with their emotions another could be less expressive with the SAME emotions)
Yup.
Exactly
mhm
Also if you are on stage you need to be more animated
the 2nd one is wayy too much
Its actually two types of acting, it depends on where are you presenting. The left side focused on micro expressions that are perfect for television or a digital media because we have the hability to stay pretty close to the character and so we can notice minimal changes, while the right one is focused on a more theatrical expression, in a theater we cant reallly see the faces of the actors most of the time because its pretty far away, so this results in the actors expressing the emotions through their bodies so the audience can understand whats happening and what are the characters feeling. Both are beautiful ways of acting and both deserve recognition ❤❤
THISSS they taught me in school that. Is not high knowledge
@@space_in_space firstly the explanation is good secondly it’s for all the people in the comments who CLEARY don’t understand😊
Such a good explanation thanks
Yes, it's depending on people's emotions so they act to it
Omg yes I didn’t know how to word what I wanted to say but you explained it PERFECTLYY ❤
People think acting is when you act but actually it's when you be an actor
Thank you, thank you
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Meh depends
One is theater acting, one is television acting
Tv-acting vs theater acting 🎭🥰
this^
wait actually
YESSS THIS
I was thinking the same thing
Found my ppl 🎭
They can both be used for acting actually, although more expressive emotions are used for theatrical experiences
I totally agree with that❤
Yeah, in a live theater, it's difficult for people in the far back to see subtle changes in someone's face and mannerisms, so they need to be a lot more expressive with their body language and their tone of voice. In movies and TV, it's a lot easier to see subtle changes in someone's face (even if you're in the back of a large movie theater), so it's a lot more subtle. I think it's important for people to distinguish which type of acting they are doing.
One is invested in the person they're talking to, the other is distancing themselves.
That’s what I was about to say, when we do theatre compared to acting we move around a lot more do to people be father away from stage, while in acting your watching on a screen so movement is less needed but never excluded from a scene
When I act for musicals or plays I like to think about being in the scene as if it were real
It’s really how you say the line with body language. Also, the one on the right is literally just my dad because the amount of talking with his hands he does is actually insane.
nahh both are acting, but usually the tiktoks made it like that so you can tell the context in only 30-40 secs, i actually study theatre and we are used to over-act when we dont have time (sorry for the shitty english, spanish is actually my first language so i try my best!)
Your English is just fine, thanks for the information!
(It must be pretty fun studying theatre good for you!)
@@banban4343 TYYY
@@jaddeee that’s amazing! Your experiences must be rememberable and fun!
Sound like a school that isn’t all…poop….
u realizise this was posted by a college. for acting. not u tryna educate a college
@@banban4343 "sound like a school that isn't all...poop.."
I swear this got me rofl. At the same time, the sentence is also so cute
both are acting, just different personalities
But the one in the right doesnt look very natural due to too much gestures. When you act, you want it to be believeable and as natural as possible. Like, who point a finger at the person they are saying "you" to except when very explosively angry(is that what you call it? Im not a native speaker sry :))
Edit: okay yall I didnt know some ppl are like this thanks for educating me
yall dont need to @ me anymore lol
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@@senoos4670 people have different tempers. the left is really numb while the right really feels it. There are people who has those gestures.
@@robert661 I dunno, maybe there is. But I have never seen ppl making that much gestures
@@senoos4670 i am a very visually dramatic person when it comes to expressing points im invested in, and i often do very dramatic gestures to get a point across. so yes people like this exist
The one on the right just showin me how I look on the regular bro.
No. The left is reserved. The right has lost control, more outwardly emotional.
Both are acting, one is movie acting and the other is *highschool musical theatre acting
Literally what I was thinking. First one could not be seen after the first row lol
I was about to comment this, too. People have to be able to see what a character is doing from far away, so actions have to be exaggerated.
Exactly what I was thinking
Exactly
Opera stage acting: *stands up and stomps aggressively*
IT👏DEPENDS👏ON👏THE👏CHARACTER
idk why people just disregard the whole entire character they’re playing
Nice pfp
THANKYOU OMG
@@Wifey_turner thanks 😭🤭
I agree with this and one’s stage acting. You have to over exaggerate everything when stage acting, that way the whole theater can see it. But yes- I like to think the one on the left is more calm and introverted.
Yeah like I talk with my hands, so I would be the one on the right
every time i act i just act like how the character would act at my place and if listen to people i'm gud
The thing is you have POV acting that is most of the time very emotional. But then I panic because they respond the same why I would’ve
Tiktok acting reminds me of my time in the theater. In the theater, actors often have to use crazy expressions because of the number of people in the audience. It’s not that they're not capable of doing subtle acting, it’s that they have to allow people, whether in the way back or way front, to see how they feel. That’s obviously not the only reason it happens, but it’s one of the reasons.
Exactly what I was thinking. The other side is definitely still acting, just differnt type for a different circumstance.
Yeah stage vs screen acting is different.
I was thinking the right side looked like theater acting
I’ve only acted in plays and musicals, so I def agree we usually use more expression and such
It’s def different from acting on camera for a tv show/movie
I thought about this a lot. There's this series of stage plays from Japan I've been watching. First time I saw it felt weird cuz of how exaggerated their movements and expressions are. The same storyline then had a movie with the same actors and the way they portray the same characters they've always played are significantly different. Much more subtle. It was fascinating and showed me that these guys are highly skilled.
Both are forms of acting. One looks like acting that would be used in tv shows and movies. Two looks like acting that would be used in plays and live performances. Live performances on stages require big, exaggerated movements while on screen performances are usually closer, so the performance usually relies on facial movements ❤
This. Right is just theatre acting, where you're performing for the back of the room so you need to make everything bigger because people may not be able to clearly see your face and small body movements.
Also in animation references
A bad play then
@@dcwatcher4644 You probably aren’t even a theater kid, so shut up
Why do we have a narrow view of what film acting looks like? They both could totally be in different films. The left - actors in a Bresson film. The right- actors in a Zulawski film
I thought she was going sign language for a minute-😭
"What acting actually is" means being able to do both, and the full range in between.
The vibes I’m getting is someone who is expressing their hurt in an explosive way vs just deep cold hate
Definitely not, second looks forced and fake there’s a difference between emotional and fake
@@snegluf fake? It's just theatrical acting, that's all
@@thecatjall7848 The best way to act is to not act and express yourself as though you’re in the situation. That’s what all great actors do
@@enlightenedwriter which actors?
@@thecatjall7848 denzel Washington, morgan freeman, Kant. The creator of that philosophy. Samuel L jackson and more
both are acting :) depends on the character and the type of performance you’re in! like how acting for musicals/broadway plays tends to be a lot more animated than acting for a movie or show! or of course depends on the character you’re playing and how animated or dialed down they need to be. both are valid forms of acting
True, they come off more as different personalities. One is just tired and disgusted, and two, is more in disbelief and more dramatic.
Yes , however the second one also really isn’t what we do in musical theatre . Yes musical theatre is way more big , but lots of people mistake musical theatre. Although it’s bigger it still has to be acted out well and yes you could say it’s not for me to judge but you can see even the person that made the video agrees it’s not good.
I said the same thing about character … if you get a serious/uptight character it might be the first if your playing a dramatic/over the top character it’s gone be the right lol.
Uhm yeah, but one is real acting at theater, the other is just exagerated to be on a TikTok o a random video...
Exactly
The goal of television acting specifically is to make it look more natural and realistic! But sometimes for acting in theatre you have to be more passionate and bold to get the message out to the audience but the first one definitely looks more real!
Left: actually feeling emotions/pain
Right: mad
I think it really depends what scenario the character is in and their emotions and personal things.. the first one is a more sad heartbroken almost 'dead inside' version and the second one is more passionate and angry, trying to really make a point.
I think that the first one is more realistic kind of acting like the way people would actually react but the second one is adding more pain and emotion to keep people interested
Edit: omg 160 likes tyy!! never had this much!
It depends on the character and context and type of acting. TV and Movie acting is way different than stage acting and the difference is in the performance.
The point of this clip is to Show that the secret to Acting is actualy to Not “Act” after all! The more Natural you Are, the better
I think it really depends. In real life when I’m angry I’m less dramatic but almost as expressive as the second one.
Definitely gives me musical theatre vibes
@@stephdaigle2900 not always, in a movie youre mostly trying to recreate the real-life reactions, but over acting is needed in other mediums as in theater because if i go see a play and they act like the first one it doesnt translate well
Definition of TV acting vs theatre acting
It was actually the opposite for me lol. I thought people would just sit there lifeless with the only emotion being in their voice, but after seeing some behind the scenes, I realised that they actually use a lot of physical expression as well. I guess it helps in portraying the emotion
Both are acting
Depends on the character and scene when to add more like emotion into it
With this audio the "bad" one is probably closer to better acting lmao
i was just about to comment this! either one is acting depending on the scene and the context of the script and what’s being said. also i agree with you, this song is more dramatic and emotional so more expressive acting would work better.
No. It’s not realistic. Would someone do that in real life? No. In my opinion the “good” one is the better actress. She captured a realistic sense of emotion.
@@hanascake With this song, I would react like the "bad one" irl cause, i'd be really hurt
@@hanascake yes kanti do you live in a small town or something
It also depends if you’re on stage or not
a professional once told me "if it looks like you're acting its bad acting" and thats what i try to keep aware of whenever i audition lol
Although that usually applies for on-screen acting.
For theatre acting that isn't always true because you want to be people even at the back of the room to see exactly what your character is doing and feeling, which means bigger exaggerated movements.
@yraco1232 my theater teacher always told me I was a great actor but the problem I had was I thought the only way to act was on screen acting which ain't typically great for on stage
@@marcelito185My teacher has the same problem with me😭it’s cool though we’ll make it in film one day I guess
@@nqobileyolanda2361 imagine you 2 end up in the same movie someday
tv acting tends to be easier than stage acting because it doesn’t have the extra nuance of having to remain realistic while also being stylistic and interesting from far away. that makes sense that a lot of people are getting told theyre alright for tv but not for theatre by their theatre teachers.
Uh, don’t tell a theater kid that.
Not me Just here thinking why are there full freakin paragraphs 😂😂
AKA expectation is TikTok acting 😅
Edit: if I changed this nobody would know what it said
Fr
@Tw33kyGutZ tf
@Tw33kyGutZ OMG I SEE THAT EVERYWHERE ONG
@Tw33kyGutZ FR
@Tw33kyGutZ same it's weird
neither are “incorrect” but there are many different styles of acting for different types of performances. for instance i am primarily a stage actor and don’t do much film acting but i know for stage acting at least you need to over emphasize EVERYTHING to get the over all point across to the live audience. especially with the distance of audience it’s hard for them to see subtle facial changes like what would be done in film acting. i love seeing videos like this that show the differences between different acting styles.
Real looks raw and emotional, second looks forced and fake
Thats what i was thinking. It definitely felt like theater vs cinematography
@@snegluf yeah but that's the thing with theater, the version on the left wouldn't be visible past the first few rows of audience. it's also ok to divert from reality a bit in a live performance setting, it's overall a more free form and fantastical concept. that's why stage actors can often get away with playing several roles or characters far out of their age range. it's meant to be more imaginative and less realistic
@@applespotty2232 Very true. I've always had difficulty stage acting because I'm much better at subtle expressiveness.
@@snegluf the second one is real for me I do that with my hands a lot I honestly can't sit still to save my life
Left side - Hollywood movies
Right side- Indian serials 😂
They're actually both acting! Because acting is pretending to be in a situation you're not actually in, to portray a story. I thought this was common sense :]
In theatres the right one is more often used cuz you're further away so you need to show more emotions
YESS
And more importantly, it’s more entertaining.
YES EXACTLY
in tv acting, the point is to make it look natural
in theater acting, the point is to make sure the people in the back can see it too
Exactly, I'm tired of all the shorts saying "Tick Tok acting vs real acting", like stage acting IS acting.
Also, there are people who are just more expressive than others, so even the second one wouldn't necessarily be out of place on a screen.
@@drnanard9605 that is also true
@@12DAMDOwhat a they/them comment
@@Porcuspine360 no.. not even in the slightest.. touch grass
Can you imagine an entire movie acted out like that though? 🤣🤣🤣 I need to see that.
The right one is acting when you're alone at home listening to the song for your invisible audience
I mean the cool part about acting is watching each actor have there on take and learning how to portray emotion in a realistic way but also in a way that’s appropriate for the character and the platform your acting in. But both performances were entrancing! You are such a talented actress!
How I think I act infront of people vs how i actually act
2nd one is emphasizing more on action words
2nd looks fake
@snegluf nah thats how i be talking all the time 😭
The first acting hits hard. It feels like a real person with real emotions and makes you feel them. While on the other hand, the second acting feels more like it's for a kids show. (That's just my opinion)
The first one is how I act from outside and the second one is how I ACTUALLY want to act from inside
But also, if a character is usually not as expressive, being expressive in the right moment can amplify the intensity of the scene
How Johnny behaved in court vs how Amber behaved in court
🤣😂
Fr tho
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I thought we were past that 😭
@@Ilikefrogsmore sorry, I absolutely loved her performance 😂 she made me so passionate about body language
I’m naturally really expressive so the “fake acting” is how I am confronting people
Stage acting is meant to be overly exaggerated to get emotion across but film acting can be softer as the camera is more often right on the actor’s face
one is tv acting, the type where the person is close to the screen, and can easily see the movements, and the other is theatre, where everyone is far away
The second one is me listening to music in the middle of the night crying and the first one is actually in front of people :)
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@@MyLife-cu5mk ok thank you
I'm ok right now though just a bit of seasonal depression rn 🤣
right?
True
me too... but are you okay?
The trick to acting is to act how you would if that same situation happened to you in real life
Right side is basically me singing along to music in my car by myself 😭
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT!! IM NOT THE ONLY ONE THANK YOU!!!
And the left side is me singing in silence without a group of people hearing me.
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Because it's actual emotion. And the people saying "no one acts like that" are talking about what they've seen of OTHERS. If you observed yourself you'd see you're alot more dramatic in your movements
It depends on the culture as well. Nigerians speak with their hands a lot and can be dramatic in real-life situations
True, very true
Nollywood flashbacks lmao
I agrree
not just nigerians, it could also be very expressive and emotional people (take me for example)
Yep, don’t know about Nigerian, but it’s never not funny when I see an Italian with their hands 😂
My mom is deaf and dumb and the only way she can understand this scene is through the right acting.
I feel like it depends on the mood you’re trying to portray. One on the left looks more broken down, ready to give up (or hidden rage) while the one on the right still has some fight in ‘em. So Ig it would depend on the character and the exact situation / ppl they’re surrounded by
“It’s not the acting that’s bad it’s the person”
-Wise Man
Wouldn't a unskilled person make that acting bad tho? Doesn't make sense
@@user-kt3qm8jy8y an unskilled person would have bad acting and make a script look bad
@@user-kt3qm8jy8y Thats the point of the quote... this video is trying to show as if the acting on right is not acting when it is acting.
an unskilled person would be a bad directior
Everyday I wake up and people don’t understand that stage acting and screen acting are different forms that are equally valid.
Very true 😔
Yes
1 is me talking to people 2 is me in the middle of the night realizing how much he wronged me
Didn’t even realize the actual acting one was playing 🥹
That's what they say about koreans when they don't put so much emotions, they say they are bad at acting but in fact in fact it touches me more when they are speechless or just like stare with tears.
Ikr!! Like they just that the actor especially the idol actors are bad at acting! Which is so not true
@@summisaleem9892 well some idols have poor acting at first, just like all junior actors and then they get better, the only one that was so good from the beginning is kyungsoo from EXO i just love that man 🤣
@@summisaleem9892 wait i just saw ur profile photo, ur an exol heheheh what a coincidence 😆 😳
Koreans just don't emote much in reality so their expression less acting is actually real acting to their culture.
you mean people say this JUST about koreans?
One is television acting and the other is theatre acting (depends on the role as well but yeah)
Also on the characters personality. One can be more expressive while other cannot. Both of them are acting, it's just left one is stable while right one is not so stable. May depend on the scene and context too. Like stable one finally being more expressive while non stable one being matured and realising it's not worth to overreact anymore
They're both acting. The more exaggerated is more fit for stage, but also depending on how expressive the character is, and how cartoony the director wants it to be
It really depends on what the script tells you to do, that’s all.
Acting is when you can feel the emotion and express it in a way that the audience can also feel it
The second was like: oh ok yea emotions. They really need to express themselves
First one: all the pain has become to much and their just done and it shows and it’s relatable and honestly how I’d imagine I’d say it to my ex. It gave me goosebumps
The second one looks betrayed for the first time but the first one looks like she's been through all of it
And both what people think acting is and real acting you could both cry and both of them, but I feel like what most people think acting is is a lot more movement, but real acting only has very little movements which is real actor, especially musical theater actor❤
"What people think acting is"
*continues to be my mom telling me to quit something or blaming me for something I can't control*
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@@81itz great question that I don't know the answer to
@@Ashkyedo damn... have a nice day, hun
@@81itz ^-^ you too!
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One of my old acting professors had an acting axiom that always stuck with me: "don't just do something, stand there".
Depends
LOL WAIT WHAT-
I heard that recently and I was honestly laughing about it for the next 20 minutes
I don't get it
@@AwesmSaucem619 The original saying/line is "don't just stand there, do something!" But this one is reversed
Acting is not about lines, its about genuinely feeling then
Fr, it’s not about looking pretty and hot, it’s about showing ur emotions like a REAL person.
"The right one seems absolutely realistic to me!" Said the Italian 🤣
I'm not even Italian and same 😂
Said the neurodivergent person
@@sophie3869 just emotionally and psychologicaly damaged but same
True
The hands are not expressive enough.
It really depends on who and where you’re acting. If the character is more emotional Or you’re doing theater acting you need more movement and dramatic body language to convey the message in a more fitting way
That's two types of acting actually, people would usually prefer the one with more face expression like in the "What acting actually is" since they feel the emotion that is portrayed more but the "What people think acting is" is used in theaters so people can see it from the back too, theatre acting is more usual on TikTok/TH-cam POV's
The first fight vs the last of the relationship. One wants it to work and the other knows it never will.
Only absolutely phenomenal actors can really feel the emotion that their character is playing and then make you feel like the show that you’re watching is real and it’s absolutely amazing
(Edit a year l8ter) thx for da likes :3
Also, it depends on the character’s personality, if they seem more out going and are more bold, they might say this like the right side, to where if the character keeps to themselves more or doesn’t express emotions as clearly, they might say this like the left side :3
Also when your on stage you have to emphasize your movements to be seen (like the right) compared to movie or tv acting where the camera is right up in your face
(Sorry this is super long) I do think that there is such a thing as “overacting” because when you over emphasize it, I can become annoying and repetitive.
Both of them are true forms of acting actually. They are just used differently depending on where are they presenting. The one with minimal expressions is used for digital or in television, while the other with much expressive emotions is often used in theatrical plays.
Theres many kinds of acting. The right one would be good for theatrics. Then theres acting like certain emotions, and then theres acting like other people
I actually feel like this could go both ways, but still your acting in both is incredible❤
That awkward moment when you're literally the second one 💀 I'm a very animated person and can't imagine being mad and not throwing my hands everywhere LOL
It's not a bad thing. You seem to be a theatre artist.
It's not a bad thing. You seem to be a theatre artist.
I relate to this comment so much
Yep
i cannot be the only person who thought she looked like an ai her visuals are 🤌
I thought she looked like ai too but I thought it was the movements
Acting doens't always mean expressions, some people express a lot without an act
Left: normal
Right: old italian man
Honestly it depends on the emotion ex: numb or angry. It also depends if it’s theatrical or cinematic
It’s not numb at all. If you pay attention to how people behave when their angry very few people flail their hands around a scream, and it’s a less interesting choice to make as an actor when expressing anger. Watch the dinner scene from A Streetcar Named Desire. Marlon Brando’s character is extremely angry but he speaks softly and his movements are subtle.
@@Connor-fj5rc I do find this true but in theatre acting it’s more common to enlarge your actions so the audience can see from a distance :)
The right is honestly me just singing in the shower 😂😂
Yeah like others said, the "What people think acting is" version is like, theatre performance acting. Because there isn't always a camera to show your face close up to portray the expressions, so you need to express your emotions through exaggerative body language.
Maturity when you understand both of these aren't acting.......acting is somewhere between both of these...
... I mean... The second looks like a kdrama so.... I guess it depends where you're acting 😂😂👌
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Dramatic acting like that is often used in theatre :)
I’ve been acting in a local theater for almost 10 years now, and, like many comments around here say as well: This partially is just the difference between Theater Acting and Film/Tv Acting. When you’re on a stage, you need to be expressive, so that everyone in the room can see and hear you, while when you’re filmed, you can get much deeper into a character and play it more realistically.
No. Its TV acting vs Theatre acting. They are BOTH equally valid.
I feel like it also depends on whether you are acting in a theatre where things have to be a bit hyperbolized, while in movies you have to act pretty natural with the emotions
"There is only one correct way, and It's my way"
The second one looks like my mom when I forget to do the house chores :,3
Your not alone in that matter🥲
@@annaceli7151 is good to know I’m not alone :,3 we are all together AHHHH
@@AngeLicaMod wE'rE AlL iN tHiS tOgEtHeR
The one on the right feels like she's talking to a deaf friend, but since she's mad at them she doesn't want to sign language and just wanted to show how mad she is when she acts that way
As an actor, I can confirm that this isn't how you do it.
acting doesn't begin or stop anywhere
infinite kinds of natural
Totally accurate, with the exception of theater. You need big dramatic movements and facial expressions when up there so ppl can see from down in the audience
I like the lighting along with the comparison. The person who set those lights did a great job.
can’t believe an actor doesn’t know how to act like a theatre actor 🤷♀️
If I were probably acting I would mix the too. Mabey with the motions of the "real" acting. With the expressions and mabey some movements of the other one. Mabry even start out with minimal movement and toned down expression, then build up to the other one. Acting doesn't have to be a certain way, it's just how you do it that makes it great.
mabey?